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01-01-2003, 07:16 PM #1
Throttling in a valve
Hi all,
Reading a book i have found the next:
"Unfortunately, there has to be a throttling in a valve in the UC leg, which takes the larger part of the flow."
This part is talking about pressure drop and, because of my bad english, i donīt understand what "throttling in a valve" means. The translation of throttling in spanish has no sense at all.
Can anybody explain it to me in another words?
Regards
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